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See Kansas addition.

Fine eggs from splendid stock to sell.
P. Rocks, Wyandottes, Lit. Dramas, S. S.
Hamburgs, Houdans, White and Brown
Leghorns: also few fine Cockerels to sell
now, at Poultry yards on Washington ave,
pa miles north of Douglas. Address w. G..
West, $50 N Emporia, Wichita, KS. dSS-6t*
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
See Kansas addition.
Drug Store For Sale.

A clean stock of drugs aud fixtures for
sale, good trade established. Virtually the
only drug store in the town. Terms guar
anseed. Reasons for selling not for want of
trade but removal from Clearwater to en-
bark III other business Stock and fixtures
viii invoice 81, 500 to 5000
Respectfully yours, Ben L. BEAR.
dSStf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
See Kansas addition.
Proposals for Fair Grounds.

The directors of the Arkansas Valley Agri-
cultural society viii receive hide for the loca-
tion OF fair grounds until Saturday Feb. 5th,
1887, at O'Clock p. m, al the Office of D. A.
Mitchell, Ia North Main st. All parties
having suitable grounds VIII address their
proposals 10 the president, care OF ID. A
Mitchell, Secretary. SS6t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
Paramount College.

Contracts for excavating will be let March
/, 1887. Persons wishing to buy property
near the college at first cost are requested to
apply at the office of Paramount Land Co.,
Room 90, Biting block. SS-1t
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
See Kansas addition,

Notice to real estate men-That my prop
erty on Waco ave is withdrawn from the
market at present prices. L. RIGHT.
HSS-IFk
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

The firm of Pierce & Morgan, OF Indian
apolis, is in the city. They are said to be
the leading contractors of their city, are
here with business intentions. They have
put up number of large court houses and
other public buildings in their state. They
are now erecting large building at Atlanta
and also built the cotton exchange building
at MemthiS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Notice to real estate agents-My lots on
Laura ave, Hunters add. are this dsy with
drawn from the markea o. ". JONES.
CSS-its
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SS-2t

The cheapest property in the city today is
in Ohio add, corner 18th and Hydraulic.
Belcher & Co., 129 E. Douglas. SS-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Ed Thorne, the actor who has been play
ing Black Flag, came of en- old family OF ac-
tors and is the son of Charles Thorne. he
was, during part of his stay in the city, the
guest of Dr. Thorne.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

J. w. Mastin, brother of Mr.. Mastin OF
Paul & Mastin, attorneys, has come to the
city to open a rental agency for the procur-
ing of houses and collecting rents for new
corners and non-resdentS.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
See Kansas a edition.
Notice,

Former prices on Highland addition are
withdrawn Feb. rs, 1881
SS-It STEEL SwESTZELL-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
G Morris to F A North. 1873, 40, Ran

son e. Kays ID add. .....'.......... 500
o c Bartholomew to W Simpson, 5,
6. Division st, Hatield..s adj. ....... 1000
H Schweiter to H II Andrews, odd 9
to Is, Harry ST, Schweirer's add. 800
H Shambaugh to + S Wells, beg 70
rds and rds eff NV cor OF sw or.
of ne or, 1G27-l e.. ............ iooo
REHABILITATION.
Last week the real estate market was more
lively than ON the previous week.
The following shows the considerations
given in deeds filed at the register OF deeds
Office last week:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Mr.. J. H. Mccall returned Friday even
ing from visit of some weeks to Batavia,
New York, Pittsburg, Pa, and Wheeling.
W. Va. He reports business SOW in the sec
tions visited, and everyone anxious to learn
of the leading city in Kansas which is known
all over the world as Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27
500
1900
900
40oo

Miss Lila B. Foster, of Lexington, Ky,
will sing in the Offetory solo at the Chris
tan church, corner Second and North Mar
ket streets during the morning and evening
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Mr.. E. D. Mum has decided to erect resi-
deuce on Waco avenue between Eleventh
ard Twelfth streets. 1t will cost near So,OOO
and made according to the most modern
STYLES of architecture.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Judge Kirkpatrick and Henry Augert, OF
st. Charles, No. who have been visiting
their old friend c. E. Barwise, left for home
last evening. These gentlemen made several
investments, and will not be satisfied until
they or their children move to the magical
city
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

See Kansas addition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Mr.. Katz the enterprising proprietor OF the
Philadelphia store is off this morning for
New York. He will spend two or three
weeks among the great importing firms and
will lay in magnificent stock of dry goods,
incluing all the fine and expensive novelties
OF the trade.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

Capt c. W. Rogers, long the general man.
ager of the Texas lines, died at South Pasa-
dena, California, Tuesday. The remains
were expected to pass through this city last
evening, accompanied by his wife and son.
He will be buried in ST. Louis, which was
his homo for many years.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-27

In our write up OF the Wichita mercantile
establishment, Mr.. George Bergman, whom
everybody in the city knows, was put down
"James" Bergman. Such mistakes are an
noying but our local readers all know that
Mr.. George Bergman is connected with that
establishment.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
Robbery and Arrest.

A Chinese gunsmith shop nearly
opposite the HERALD office was broken
into Tuesday night, and one single and
one double barreled pistol stolen.
Late that night a crash Of breaking
glass was heard from this Office, but
the noise was supposed to come from
the vicinity Of the Police Station. An
item was lost but perhaps something
more valuable was preserved by no
body going hence to investigate the
noise.
A Chinaman was arrested in a house
on Beretania street last night, and a
small box of tools, with a revolver
stolen from the gunsmith, were found
on the premises. 1t remains to be
proved, however, whether the right
man is caught.
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Shooting Match.

Considerable practice has OF late
been taken by our local sharpshooters,
preparatory to the match between the
teams of the Hawaiian Rifle Associa-
ton and the Honolulu Rifles respect.
lively, which takes place at the King
street range to-day at 1880 p. m. The
following named members Of the Rifles
team shot a match yesterday afternoon
with the result as announced below
and they declare their intention to
make it interesting for their opponents
in the match to-day, The SEQ S as
shot yesterday were;
Drummer John Rothwell, 200 yard,
5, 4, 4, 3, 4, 4, S, S, s, 5-4s; &
81.
Sergeant ]. W. Pratt, 200 yards
A. 4, S, 4, 3, 5, n 4, 4, $40; 400
81.
Corporal C. W. Ashford, 200 yard
a, 3, 4, 4, 4, 3, 8, 4, 8, 5-S7; 40,
yards 3, 4, 4, S, S, 4, s, S, 81.
81
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An Important Discovery

A prominent plantation manager on
one OF these islands has made a dis.
covery likely to prove a great saving in
the cost Of producing sugar He has
simply found that the so.called mud
cakes, or refuse from the mud presses,
are the best fertilizer that has ever
been used in this country. The dis
coverer is experimenting still with the
article, intending when he gets enough
facts together to publish results for the
benefit of other planters. Already,
however, he has found that more luxuri-
ant cane yielding better sugar is got
from land tres ed with the mud thar
from adjacent nd otherwise fertilized.
The importance of this discovery will
be somewhat apparent when it is stated
that some planters have gone to heavy
expense for contrivances to carry this
mud out to sea. 1t is unlawful tc
throwit into any Of the natural wateI
courses, plantation managers having
been fined for SO doing, This discov
cry, coming contemporaneously with
Mr. Young's invention noted elsewhere
is cause for congratulation to not Nnl,
planters but the whole community o.
the islands, being another advance ir
the cheapening OF sugar production.
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Police Court.

Yesterdays was long drunk list for
the middle Of the week, comprising
Kanakaole, Klmokolo, Mihmili, Akaa,
Pokini, Thos, Adard and John Ryland,
all fined or forfeited SO each, and
another case of the same olfense was
remanded.
Kaui was fined $roo and So costs,
in default four months at hard labor,
for selling ava without a license.
Manuel Brto pleading guilty to hav'
ing six tins of opium in possession
was sentenced to pay fine OF Sis
and to be imprisoned at hard labor for
two years, and pay costs ST..
Chan Guen was charged with escap
lg from Oahu prison gang on the
Nuuanu road, November nth, 1880
he being under sentence for larceny al
the time of escape. Pleading guilty he
was sentenced to three months impris
onment and to pay fine Of IS and 81
costs.
A Chlnaman charged with stealing
fowls was remanded TIL Friday
Iohn Emmeluth VS., Tai Hung 4
Co. Assumpsit for SIS on a note
Judgment for plaintiff with costs anc
charges bringing amount up to $751;, 3S
Sam. NJ. Keliwahanuku VS., Kua
hine. Assumpsit for $Ioo on note
w. o. Smith for plaintiff, Judgmen
for amount claimed and the rest
60
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ODDS AND ENDS.

1t seems paradoxcal, but it is true,
that floating debts will sink corpora
ton.
Is it not about time to pass a law re-
straining lawyers from aiding crime by
abetting criminals
Women candidates have been nomi.
mated by the prohibition party in New.
burgh, N. y, for School Commits
sloners.
American (madly) We do not want
to fight, but, by jingol if we do, we've
got old ingalls,, got old Frye and Rich
ellen Robinson, too,
The colored Knights of Labor arc
repudiated by their white brethren in
Richmond, Va, and a lively time i,
looked for in consequence,
The DAILY HERALD, so cents PEI
month delivered.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-03-17
Shipping Intelligence.

S. S. Australia, Captain Houdlette,
sailed at noon yesterday for San Fran
cisco, with a goodly number Of passen
gers, the list of which appears else
where, and a large cargo, consisting
chiefly of FL, COS bags sugar, 1857 bags
rice, Ais punches Of bananas, two
bags coffee, as casks sperm oil, 80
casks molasses, six boxes betel leaves,
100 bundles sugar cane, sos green
hides, SAT dry hides, 20 bundles sheep,
goat and kip skins, 81 slcks banana
plants, one sack gold coin $500, one
sack silver coin $as4 and six cases ex-
press matter valued at $675. Value
domestic produce, $I25, 29o. u; for
eign products, $r,959; transhipped
goods, $6,o65 There was large
crowd Of both sexes and all nationai-
ties on the wharf, whose interchanges
of farewells with departing friends were
given an air of blended sentiment and
festivity by the suggestive national airs
played by the Royal Hawaiian Band.
The noble ship, well down in the water,
gained Roadway remarkably fast imme-
diately on being swung out into the
channel, gliding out of the harbor IN
swift and gallant fashion. The Aus
tralia took away a mail consisting Of
1904 letters weighing 90 pounds "a
ounces, and 7So papers weighing 15s
pounds 8 ounces
Tern w. S. Bovine arrived last eve.
ming, IS days from San Francisco, anC
locked at the Old Custom HOUSE
wharf She reports somewhat squall!
weather with lots Of rain, the winds be
ing chiefly southerly and Southwestern
ly. The Bovine has a cargo Of genera
merchandise, also some geese and tut
keys, tame white rabbits and one steer
, age passenger.
Steamer John A. Cummins brough
600 bags sugar; schooner Leahi, TO-
sugar and S7S paddy; schooner Mary
about 1000.
Bark Ceylon is almost loaded ant
will probably get the 600 bags Of suga
: yet required from the schooner Mar
! to-day.
Bark Glengaber will move out fror
: her berth at Brewers wharf this morn
!, ing, but will not be ready to sail 70
San Francisco before Saturday. A
she is down by the stern considerabl.
a portion of her cargo has to be shiftec
Schooner Wailee took full carg
of lumber for Kuau
, Steamers Kinau and Likelike wi
both be due to return this trip on Sa
y urday morning.
: Capt Staples has had the schoon'
. Moiwahlne renovated and reprinted
, dazzling white. New mattresses hay
y been put in for passengers, and II
. vessel inside as well as outside hi
= been made to look new and pretty.
= Mr. Jeremiah Simonson performed
e noteworthy feat in shipping Wi
u u Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co.'S stea
y scow yesterday. Going out to Il
: whaling bark Eliza off the harbor
~ ten o'clock he took off that vessel %
= barrels of oil getting alongside II
= barkentine S. N. Castle with the freigI
" " at ~ o'clock and having it all {
- board the barkentine by half.past tw
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passels Erneot,a rrom Foreign Pol IS

Ger bk Hercules, ----, from Liverpool, due Feb
ruary ao-,o, 1887. To Schaefel s Co, agents.
Bit bark Ce'ates, from Liverpool due May l'ao'
Am bark Julia Foard, from Departure Bay, due
January io3t ,.,,
ir bark r. L. T.. from Newcastle, ~ S. W. due
Am bk limo ?, Brewer, from Boston, due May I-Is
SIS CITY of Rio de Ianeiro from Sal Fran!osco for
Yokohama and Hongkong, due Mar I9
S Zeaandia from san Francisco Tor the Colonies
due Mar I9.
Tern W s Bovine, Paul, from San Francisco, due
| Mar Ia-l8
Ger bark Hydra, from tIongkong, due now
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A VALUABLE INVENTION.
Hawaii to the Front Again Device for
Increasing the Yield and Quality
Of Sugar.


Mr.. A. Young, manager of the Ho-
nolulu Iron Works, to whom much Of
the credit due Hawaii for leading the
world in methods of manufacturing
sugar, has just scored another triumph
in that direction For months past he
has been quietly but assiduously per
fecting an original invention in the
shape of an automatic cleaner for clean
ing cane juice in a vacuum at low
temperature. Heretofore the cleaning
pans required live steam, which meant
certain expenditure Of fuel. With
Mr.. Young's automatic cleaner the ex.
haust steam may be utilized, thus effect
ing a great saving in the coal bill. Be
sides it makes the juice much cleaner
and purer 1t having long been dem
onstrated that the higher the tempera.
ture the more the quantity of the unde.
sirable product called "invert sugar" is
obtained, it follows that this newly in.
vented process of cleaning the juice al
low temperature will be productive
of better quality Of sugar, as we'll as
an increased quantity OF the genuine
article
These results have, at all events
been obtained by practical experiment
alton. Mr. Young the other week
went to Hawaii to superintend The
application of his invention to III,
manufacture Of sugar at the Waiakei
mill BY its use sugar was obtained
that gave a polarization of oo.4 de
grees, and it was expected that will
the experience Of a week a still highe
grade would be the resultant. No
only that, but the machine is so con
structed that it was proved feasible t,
have it attached to the double effec
and run in conjunction Herewith Tn
vapor coming from the cleaning pan i
thereby transmitted to the doubl
effect and does its work there in tn
process of eyaporating. This produce
a still further saving in fuel
The new device is very simple in il
operation, so much 50 that, at the Wa
akei mill, a Japanese boy was taugt
in one day how to run 1t. Althoug
originally designed to be worked b
itself, the valuable discovery has bee
made, as noted above, that it can b
attached to the double effect M
Young sent off an application for
patent in the United States two month
ago. He also took steps to have tn
invention patented in all the SPANS
dominions. Before leaving for tn
United States as he did by the steam
ship Australia yesterday, Mr. Your
had the valuable machine secured b
patent in this Kingdom. 1t is a mo
, timely invention in the present d
! pressed situation of the sugar industl
from low prices universally preyalen
, Besides its effect in cheapening produ
I, ton, it has that Of enhancing the ma
, ket value OF the product, for sug'
/, brings an eighth of cent more pr
= pound for every degree that 1t polar
I yes over 90 per cent
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pASSENGE as.

From San Francisco, per Mary Winkelman Mar 20
-Donald Mclsaac, John IL Gardner and Peter Good
For San Francisco, pet Australia, Mar Io-
IIvman and wife, Mrs Schmidt Az he VIII, Gen N
ii Davis, S COIN, S u Melenegan and wife, II n Me-
i,enegan, 4 I Aspinwal, NJ Blum, Miss 4 Cummings
! A Wing, ] + Miller, 4 Kinds, NJ Cap! Williong,
a S Kirk, Bartram, Mrs b Tobey, Miss ! W
Shattuck o ] Taylor Mrs ] l. Spe.ght and emldren'
A W Davis, wife aud child a Young and daughter
Geo + Tanning, + Porter, c II Pror u Prior,
W Bradley, 4 de Esteram, L McGuy I FaTira, w
i. Bond, s Alfred, IA Harrison, ] w smith, Me
deiros, Mis- NJ Silva and children, ] Lister O &c,
nova wife and child, Gonsalvesi wife, mother and
Chinese.
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COSMORAMA.

A large number Of beautiful pictures from
all parts Of the world, arranged for exhibition
through strong lenses under powerful light,
will be opened at the building known as the
Astor House, on Hotel street on WEDNES.
DAY evening next, March ?, 1887, at 1880
p. m. and will remain open from l till p. IN.
and at 1890 p. m. daily.
Admission IS cents. Special rates for
schools.
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chas. 7. GulIek---Notary Publlc.

Records searched, abstract of title furn'
ished, and conveyances drawn on short notice,
COLLECTION AGENCY. MR. ohn Good
Jr, authorized collector,
EMPLOYMENT AGENcY...-Mr, f, Marcos,
special agent.
GENERAL BUSINESS Agency, mo. IS
Merchant street.
Bell Telephone 34S p. o. Box AIS
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
Ono Japanese Stabbed By Another.

One Japanese StaDDeu Dy Ahothei'
About midnight last night a Jap
anese was stabbed in the back by
fellow-countryman in the vicinity Of
Emma Square. The wound was sup
posed to be fatal Capt Tell and
Officer Kauhane brought the perpe-
traitor Of the deed to the Station at one
o'clock. Marshal Kaulukou accom-
panied the officers back to the scene
in a carriage to attend TO the victim.
LATER.
The stabbing took place in a Fow
ler's yard tenement about halfpast IL.
A Japanese named Mowriama with his
wife and a ledger named Itchnorsy oc-
cupied the house, the LAST named going
halves on the rent. They we're all
drinking China wine together, when a
dispute arose. Mowriama jumped up
and kicked his wife and then hurled a
large knife or dagger at Itchnorsy with
but too accurate aim. The weapon
sank deep into the mans back, little
to the right of the spine and above the
small.
Later the wife of the murderous Jap.
anese accompanied the wounded man
to the house of a countryman named
Hatch off Emma street. This is ar
intelligent man, speaking understands
BILE English, and he went to the Station
to notify the police of the occurrence
Officer Holoua who was on duty calico
the Marshal and Capt Tell by tele
phone, and the latter on arrival wen
with Officer Kauhane and arrested
Mowriama at his house.
The Marshal called DIR. Trousseal
to the relief of Itchnorsy, and afte
the doctor bandaged the wound tn
man was carried on stretcher to tn
Queens Hospital. He bled very mucl
in the house, and the stretcher becam
saturated with blood the moment h
was placed on it. He would not Ii
down but sat up held by policeman
and moaning piteously all the way t
the hospital. When the bandage wa
cut off a CHASTITY wound an inch and
half long was revealed, and DIR. Trou,
seau said it was in the lung but not S
bad as if further down. Af1er putin
three stitches in the wound and bar
daging it again the doctor found tn
sufferer warmer and with a better pulls
: than when at Hatch's house. Then h
] had pronounced the case fatal, but no
, said the man had a chance.
While the doctor was busy with h
! duties the Marshal took a brief ant
5 mortem statement from the patien
: Hatch interpreting and the HERAL
reporter recording 1t. The substance
, all stated above, except that Itchnor'
said jealousy was the cause Of II
, deadly rage of Mowryama
AT ago all except the hospital of
Gals withdrew, Officers Tell and Ka
= hane going to take the prisoners wi
J home and to find Mowryama's weapo
4. if possible. Both the Japanese are
r powerful build and very muscular. IT
= prisoner was barred to the waist whe
+ locked up and looked much excite'
Being detected later preparing TO stra
gle himself, a guard had to be set c
him. He refused to tell what he d
with the knife, and the officers wei
to look for it a second time.
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Vessels In Port from Foreign Ports

Brit blk Glengaber Rolleston, from Liverpool
Bk p { Peterson from Newcastle, w
Am bktne Klikiiat, K u Cutler, nom Puget Sound
Ger bk c X Bishop, Woliers, from Bremen
Am bkine S n Castle Hubbard, from Port Town
send, w 4,
Haw bk Kalakaua Armstrong, from Naparai'o
Tx Ceyon, Calhoun, from San francisco
Bktne Ella Rust, from San Francisco
Tern Hcra, Cosson, from Eureka, Cal
Brit ok Velocity, Martin, from Hongkong
Brig Allie Rowe, Phips from South Sea Islands
Bktne Eureka, Meyer, from San Francisco
Bktne Mary Winkelman, Blake, from san Francisco
Tern w Bovine, Paul, from SAT- Francisco
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SUPREME COURT.
AT CHAMBERS.

Before Judge Preston, March roth.
Thomas H. Patterson VS., the bark
Kalakaua, Lib for wages. Partly
heard and continued till Friday morn
ing at ten o'clock, Whiting & Creigh.
ton for libellant; f, M. Hatch for ]. S,
Walker claiming ownership of the YES
sci; A. Rosa and A. p, Peterson for c.
N. Armstrong, master Of the vessel; W.
A, Kinney for five seamen claiming
wages.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

Mr.. Levey holds his weekly cash
sale to-day.
Do not fail to call early for your
Easter cards at King Bros. st
Smoke the 'Little Dudes" to be
found at c. !. McCarthy's
Mr. S. NJ. Garter has just received a
very superior stock Of drewood at his
fuel and feed establishment, Sc King
street, 81
A fresh supply of the famous John
Wieland Philadelphia Beer has been
received at the Criterion Saloon, Fort
street u
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At the Lyceum last evening, papers
were read by the pastor, Rev. f.. c.
Oggel and by Mr. Bidwell, giving
accounts Of mission work in Japan
The eyangelization Of the japanese is
making rapid progress. Reference was
made by Rev. Mr., Oggel to paper
published in Toxic, Of eight pages the
eighth page in the English language, a
special feature Of the paper being week
ly reports Of the number Of persons
embracing the Christian religion.
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The policies with Io-year Tontine periods
do moi show results as satisfactory as those
above given. Policies with 2o.year periods,
on the other hand, will show much larger re-
suits than those with I5.year periods; but for
Purposes of illustration the IS-year policies
those Of the intermediate period-'-are given as
fair illustrations.